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INTERVIEW WITH MURAT PARILTI ON TURKEY’S SOFT POWER STRATEGY
Interview with Murat Parıltı (University of Northampton, Free Lance Researcher) Subject: TURKEY’S SOFT POWER STRATEGY Ali Koca: We witness profound changes when we analyze Turkish Foreign Policy between the years 1923-2013. As a matter of
Read More »NUCLEAR PROGRAM OF IRAN
Ever since the initiation of nuclear research studies in Iran, this issue has been widely discussed. From its commencement by the assistance of US and Western states’ in late 1960s until 1979 Islamic Revolution,
Read More »THE CONSTITUTION OF IRAN AND ITS EFFECTS ON THE POLITICAL STRUCTURE
“A true revolution, for Gramsci, is not just about taking over the state, but about winning over society by establishing institutional, intellectual, and moral hegemony.” (Bayat, 2007: 21) The constitution of the Islamic Republic
Read More »AN ANALYSIS ON DIVERGENT ARGUMENTS OF IRANIANS ABOUT DEVELOPING A NUCLEAR PROGRAM
Since the beginning of nuclear research studies in Iran, this issue has been a controversial one. From its initiation by the assistance of US and Western states’ in late 1960s until 1979 Islamic Revolution,
Read More »AN ANALYSIS ON THE APPROACHES OF RUSSIA, CHINA AND ARAB COUNTRIES REGARDING THE NUCLEAR PROGRAM OF IRAN
Russian Federation Russia sees Iran as a strategic partner within the context of her geostrategic interests. In order to stop eastward enlargement of NATO and the US, Russia prefers a close strategic cooperation with
Read More »THE STATUS OF IRANIAN YOUTH
“‘Youth’ as a social category is essentially a modern, indeed an urban, phenomenon. It is in cities that “young people” turn into “youth” by developing a particular consciousness about being young.” (Bayat, 2007: 64).
Read More »THE MOTIVATIONAL FACTORS OF IRAN FOR DEVELOPING A NUCLEAR PROGRAM
Security Considerations of Iran Although Iran possesses abundant oil and natural gas resources, there are two fundamental reasons inciting its leaders to develop nuclear capabilities:[1] First, the concerns regarding national security and second, the
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